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Reference link: Creating Enterprise Edition VPN Connections Creating a Classic VPN Connection What Are a VPC, a VPN Gateway, and a VPN Connection? Parent topic: Basic Concepts
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
After VPN configurations take effect, configure your gateway device on your on-premises network to complete tunnel negotiation with the VPN gateway. Parent topic: Product Consultation
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
After VPN configurations take effect, configure your gateway device on your on-premises network to complete tunnel negotiation with the VPN gateway. Parent topic: Related Operations on the Console
You can view the inbound and outbound traffic as well as the inbound and outbound bandwidths of a VPN gateway, but cannot view the traffic usage of a specific VPN connection. Parent topic: Monitoring
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
When configuring a VPN, you need to perform the following operations on the gateway in your on-premises data center: Configure IKE and IPsec policies. Set the connection mode to route-based or policy-based.
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
When configuring a VPN, you need to perform the following operations on the gateway in your on-premises data center: Configure IKE and IPsec policies. Configure a VPN connection in static routing, BGP routing, or policy-based mode.
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
The PSK is configured on a VPN gateway, and a connection will be established after VPN negotiation is complete. Therefore, no username or password is required for creating an IPsec VPN connection.
CN North-Beijing4 Name Name of a VPN connection. vpn-001 VPN Gateway Name of the VPN gateway for which the VPN connection is created. vpcgw-001 Local Subnet VPC subnets that will access your on-premises network through a VPN.
In the P2C VPN gateway list, locate the target P2C VPN gateway, and click View Server in the Operation column. On the Server tab page of the VPN gateway, click Replace. In the displayed dialog box, click Upload in the drop-down list box. Upload the new server certificate to CCM.
In the P2C VPN gateway list, locate the target P2C VPN gateway, and click View Server in the Operation column. Upload CA certificates.
The Client Log Contains "Unrecognized option or missing or extra parameter(s) in xxx.ovpn:108: data-ciphers (2.4.12)" Applicable Client Linux Symptom A client cannot connect to the VPN gateway, and the client log contains the following error message: Unrecognized option or missing
Click the P2C VPN Gateways tab, locate the target VPN gateway, and click View Server in the Operation column. On the Server tab page, view the server ID in the Basic Information area, and view the server port and protocol in the Advanced Settings area.
In the P2C VPN gateway list, locate the target P2C VPN gateway, and click View Server in the Operation column. On the Server tab page, view the issuer information of the client CA certificate.